Sentence examples for ready to appoint from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neal has made it clear that he is not ready to appoint a president.

Scott McClellan, a White House spokesman, declined to say whether Mr. Bush's words meant that he was ready to appoint emergency boards at other airlines.

The administrators were ready to appoint liquidators on Friday if a rescue deal was not in place, but they are likely to hold off now that progress has been made.

Mr Mugabe seems ready to appoint a cabinet regardless.In this section The see-no-evil foreign policy Beware of a stampede to war Judicial politics of a genocide Money, faith and votes The return of blood and anger Reprints Related items Miriam MakebaNov 13th 2008The MDC, long critical of Mr Mbeki's mediation, has been calling for others to step in.

Today, as the North Koreans stand ready to appoint a successor to Kim Jong-il via Big Brother's first ever election (of sorts), we talk you through the runners and riders hoping to clamber to ultimate totalitarian celebrity power.

They got rid of both over the last couple of years, but a couple of weeks ago the board was ready to appoint a new transportation manager for $100,000.

But every day in Federal District Court in Manhattan, a lawyer from the list is on call, ready to be appointed in a capital case.

"I have asked 12 clubs so far and I will be getting round as many clubs as I can in the near future, but not one club has said no. "Someone is nearly ready to be appointed and that will be done in the next week or so". The move is part of Mackay's plan, known as Project Brave, to improve the elite level of Scottish football.

"We will make it clear to the world that American is ready to lead," he said as his Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, was preparing to appoint a new special envoy for climate change.

Thanks to a court ruling last year, which granted Mr Paterson the power to appoint Richard Ravitch as his lieutenant-governor, there is, at least, someone with gravitas and integrity ready to assume leadership.

"Rouhani may decide to appoint somebody else.